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Old 05-10-2006, 12:04 PM   #1
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Reactor equipment


Ok...ive always just dosed liquid calcium and it has worked fine for me. But since i am now splitting my corals into sps only and lps only systems i am going to do the calcium reactor thing for the sps tank. I may or may not do a kalk reactor down the road.
I am going with the Korallin c-1502. It seemed to be far and above the best by the majority of people i talked to. (any input as to that statement..........im of course all ears).

Which regulator should i buy and does the brand of co2 tank matter.

Input greatly appreciated to anything i said above or as to where i should buy the tank and regulator......OR reactor for that matter. I found it for $350....so if you know better.......please post it

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Old 05-10-2006, 02:26 PM   #2
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as long as the tank is certified for compressed CO2 brand does not matter. several people find it cheaper to find tanks at a local weld shop, than through a LFS or even mail order aquarium supply places.

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Old 05-10-2006, 02:36 PM   #3
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look up airgas for the tank. when yours runs empty you just take it in and trade the tank for a full one. get a nice regulator with duel guages and a solenoid. if the reactor didn't come with a bubble counter then you will need one of them too.
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